Mustard Seed Group of Companies has provided flat-screen TVs to youths of Mbengwi in the North West region.
Mustard seed says the action was aimed at recognising influential youths and elders that have contributed to the development of the community.
As a way to give back to the community too, Mustard Seed Group also offers free but high-quality training for young people in the areas of construction, electrification, architectural design and other handcrafts.
With 14 departments manned by persons with high repute and expertise, Mustard Seed Group conceives and designs modern building plans, executing jobs from conception to finish.
From construction engineers, electrical engineers, carpenters, plumbers, painters and tilers, it is a one-stop-shop for all construction-related activities.
Contact Mustard Seed today:
+237,677,872,387
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